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Berlin
I visited Berlin in early 2012. I did so partly on the recommendation of Michel Bauwens, whom I had met in late 2011, and whose opinion I value. Others had also advised a visit, and so off I went. I...
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Notes for those considering doing a PhD
I met someone recently who expressed interest in doing a PhD. Having gone through the process, I gave her some of my thoughts about what is involved, which I subsequently expanded on in an email. Since...
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Social Bonding and Nurture Kinship – Available
My doctoral research is now available in paperback, as well as in electronic formats (PDF, ODT, EPUB). Please download and share (Creative Commons license). If you like to read hard copy, note that I...
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Social Bonding and Nurture Kinship – Synopsis
The challenge: The debate (such as it is) about cultural versus sociobiological approaches to kinship in anthropology is a rather divisive issue… a clash between incommensurate paradigms, holding...
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Book hailed as “A landmark in the field of evolutionary biology”
An early journal review of Social Bonding and Nurture Kinship has described it as “a landmark in the field of evolutionary biology, which places genetic determinism in the correct perspective.” (Folia...
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Anthropologies as stories of life
I’ve recently reviewed Tim Ingold and Gisli Palsson’s Biosocial Becomings (2013) for Current Anthropology. The draft text of my review is reproduced here. (Please cite from published version, due June...
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Journal Reviews of Social Bonding and Nurture Kinship
Reviews of my book Social Bonding and Nurture Kinship continue to appear in a range of academic journals. Here are some recent examples (with links to the originals); An excellent piece of...
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